Is your moral compass broken?
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2023
- Title: Is Your Moral Compass Broken? Understanding and Restoring Ethical Integrity
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Are you questioning the status of your moral compass? Join us in this eye-opening video as we delve into the concept of a "broken" moral compass, explore its potential causes, and provide actionable steps to restore ethical integrity.
💔 Recognizing Moral Compass Dysfunction:
Discover the signs and symptoms of a broken moral compass. We'll help you identify common indicators of ethical inconsistency and moral confusion to gain a deeper understanding of your own moral framework.
🔍 Understanding Moral Development:
Explore the factors that contribute to the formation of our moral compass, from childhood experiences to societal influences. Gain insight into how external pressures or personal traumas can impair ethical judgment.
🌟 Restoring Ethical Clarity:
Through engaging discussions and practical exercises, we'll guide you towards restoring ethical clarity. Learn effective techniques to realign your moral compass with your core values and discover a renewed sense of ethical purpose.
🧠 Healing from Moral Wounds:
If you've made moral mistakes or have been led astray, take solace in this video as we discuss the process of healing and growth. Discover how to forgive yourself, make amends, and build resilience in your ethical decision-making.
🤝 Fostering Accountability:
Understand the importance of accountability in repairing a broken moral compass. Explore strategies for holding yourself responsible for your actions and choices, while also nurturing healthy relationships built on trust and integrity.
⚖️ Navigating Moral Gray Areas:
Life is seldom black and white. We help you navigate the complexities of moral gray areas, providing guidance on how to make thoughtful choices without compromising your ethical principles.
💡 Cultivating Ethical Awareness:
Develop your moral sensitivity and enhance your ethical awareness. Learn to recognize and address ethical dilemmas with courage and integrity, avoiding moral pitfalls and making more informed decisions.
💚 Rebuilding Ethical Foundations:
Discover the joy and fulfillment that comes from rebuilding your ethical foundation. Embrace the opportunity to grow, evolve, and become an ethical leader in all areas of your life.
If you suspect your moral compass is broken or simply desire to be more confident in your ethical judgments, this video offers profound insights and practical advice. Click play now and embark on a path towards restoring your moral compass today!
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The best pillow is a clean conscience.
I can appreciate the honesty
The vulnerability, the hard truth, this is what the world needs. Thank you.
I struggle with alcoholic induced bipolar disorder. My moral compass was cracked. I did a lot of things to people that sometimes keep me up at night. I would have thoughts similar to yours, walking and talking like I was a God, like everyone wanted me. It’s embarrassing, but coming out of it and seeing the light is such a beautiful thing. I’m not healed from what I’ve done, there are years of damage and many victims, but I push forward everyday and have been working on my moral compass daily. It’s like one foot in front of the other.
I would like to say…yes the moral compass of one who has an addiction…is the dark side of ALL of us…I say this through life experiences and a loved one…today I want to happily update our loved one hit his rock bottom (his) this past weekend we had to rush him to emergency he was violently sick…throwing up black blood…and was sooo dehydrated we almost lost him…today it’s been almost a week he’s been sober…what happened to him he never experienced…the body can take only so much…he’s still recuperating still sick…but on his way forward…I just thought I would update…what you’re saying Wayne is ABSOLUTELY TRUE…I’m talking about our story no one else’s…your channel is getting better and better…you keep it real…that’s why I stay…
I pray he gets well swiftly and holds value to the one's he has and who love him unconditionally ❤️ I more than appreciate your shares and kindness through your reality. Your strength and courage are admirable.
@@1Sober2Another he’s loved immensely…we could never throw him away or give up…never…but that’s our family our story…his kids need him..they no longer have a mom because of this dreaded addiction…it’s heartbreaking…and my young teenage grandson is ANGRY….because it was preventable…not terminal…..
your story is so much like my husbands story.......he USA Army vetran and I'm South African we more Dutch we not use to this physical violence..... all the woman in his life after 1st wife they all the bad guy not the the alchol....his words is like knives.......
Hiya, Wayne! 🙂How have you been? I'm good - got my 3 year coin last month! I had to stop this video when that warning popped up - I appreciate having warnings! As far as morality goes with me, I have found it easier to follow because I do unto others as I would have them do unto myself. I don't want or expect much, but the things I do want are very simple: kindness, smiles, and maybe 5 minutes of time to help load up groceries (or somesuch breif thing). Those wants sound small, but they mean so much to me. I have found that doing a mini 4th step every day keeps me on track and honest with myself and others. Journaling works great for this, just asking myself 'how are you doing today?' brings up anything I might need to pay closer attention to. Thanks for another great video!
This is absolutely amazing news. Timberwolf, your progress is motivational and encouraging! I'm doing alright, and today I feel a little guilty because my job has me with a group in Prague, and my wife is at home taking care of her father. I'll be back home tomorrow evening. Your support is appreciated, and I'm grateful you're here. Thank you
Your speech has gotten alot better,seems like your head is really clearing and you are able to articulate much smoother
Thanks. That only took 7 years 😀! It's fantastic to hear from you, my friend. How are you doing?
Thank you for your honesty sir i did many of these things as well i am still working on my moral compass
thank you it does....not easy for me to understand.....he he hee thank you
I appreciate that you haven't judged me ! To be transparent and share real life is sometimes ugly and always nerving! Thank you for watching and your comments..and your kindness 😊
@1Sober2Another well it your truth your journey I need to educate myself on how it affects me and how I can understand my husband....at this piont I'm healing from his addiction affecting us me my self image my health my well being...... I'm standing firm in my faith and finding real supporting people thank you. Honesty is the best policy......these negative things happen in the dark.
I must admit I have more down days than up he is in treatment and I'm processing and it's not easy those very hurtful things he said hurt me but that's for me to process in my own way ....he needs to sort his he's things out.....I can only lay him at Gods feet.......
His Uncle still suggest he and his brothers needs to fight it out.......like what the f......
how do this work?
because of his drinking he lost his family he is literally on the end of the rope its time to dug that garden.....
I'm here in your corner, and any experience that I can share that you may find helpful, please let me know! I'll hold you all in my thoughts and prayers. Healing starts with you first, and the sun will shine in time.
I had me I fallen down an escalator and survived. I would get violent at home and lost thinking it's not my fault.. I i was angry I was even angrier and eventually I had to keep using video games to find another crutch
alchol and woman go together that's why
im just getting through a relationship, she broke up with me. I am now addicted to alcohol. i drink every night and sometimes during the day. what do I do?
Nick, perhaps she wasn't the one for you.. I promise you that she's not at the bottom of a bottle, and I can also promise you there are zero answers in there either. It took me quite a long time and a ton of consequences to learn that! I can't tell you what to do, but I will recommend calling a sober friend who will come over and help you get rid of all of the alcohol in your house, apartment, car, or wherever your head lies. Next, I would keep in mind that you are who determines your value, not anyone else. One of the hardest things to do is to NOT have the 1st drink! If you haven't hurt anyone, yourself, or ended up in jail or the hospital, then you have a choice today. I know this all seems vague and maybe impossible, but you can get through the heartache, and you can do it without needing to drink over it.